Gently lift and refine the eye area by addressing skin laxity that leads to hooding, heaviness, or visual obstruction.
Why Excess Eyelid Skin Develops
The skin of the eyelids is among the thinnest on the body—and among the first to reflect time and gravity. As collagen and elastin decline with age, the delicate tissue around the eyes begins to loosen and stretch. This can result in:
- Upper Lid Hooding: A fold of skin that droops over the natural eyelid crease, causing heaviness or obstructing peripheral vision.
- Lower Eyelid Crepiness: Thin, wrinkled skin beneath the eye that creates a shadowed, tired appearance.
- Visual Fatigue or Strain: In cases where excess skin impacts field of vision, patients may feel the need to lift their brows or squint more frequently.
Genetics, sun exposure, and facial anatomy all influence how and when these changes occur—but expert care can restore balance and clarity to the eye area.